Upcoming Classes & Events

Have a quick question? Drop by Lane Library’s  biweekly office hours to ask a librarian about: Navigating the scholarly literature and creating literature reviews. Managing your citations and bibliographies. Managing your ORCID iD. Assessing research impact of you and/or your team Managing and sharing data. Register with your Stanford-affiliated email to receive the Zoom link. You ...

Discrimination can intensify when an individual faces multiple, simultaneous biases. Intersectionality, the complex, cumulative way in which the effects of multiple forms of discrimination (such as racism, sexism, and classism) combine, overlap, or intersect especially in the experiences of marginalized individuals or groups is a helpful lens to examine this ...

The Lane Library Bioinformatics Office Hours are a resource for Stanford medical students and researchers to get help using bash, R, Python, Git, or Sherlock (Stanford’s research computing cluster) for academic purposes. Library personnel with bioinformatics backgrounds will be available every week to assist with a range of issues. In light ...

Have a quick question? Drop by Lane Library’s  biweekly office hours to ask a librarian about: Navigating the scholarly literature and creating literature reviews. Managing your citations and bibliographies. Managing your ORCID iD. Assessing research impact of you and/or your team Managing and sharing data. Register with your Stanford-affiliated email to receive the Zoom link. You ...

Have a quick question? Drop by Lane Library’s  biweekly office hours to ask a librarian about: Navigating the scholarly literature and creating literature reviews. Managing your citations and bibliographies. Managing your ORCID iD. Assessing research impact of you and/or your team Managing and sharing data. Register with your Stanford-affiliated email to receive the Zoom link. You ...

The Open Science Reading Group is intended to bring together members of the Stanford Medicine and UCSF communities to learn about open science, discuss the application of open science practices in a biomedical context, and meet other members of the community who are interested in (or already are) incorporating open science ...

The Lane Library Bioinformatics Office Hours are a resource for Stanford medical students and researchers to get help using bash, R, Python, Git, or Sherlock (Stanford’s research computing cluster) for academic purposes. Library personnel with bioinformatics backgrounds will be available every week to assist with a range of issues. In light ...

Journal articles are the primary medium for scientific scholarly communication. Deciding which journal to submit your manuscript to can be a difficult process. There are several criteria to consider before you make the choice such as the aim, scope, and audience of the journal; journal quality and impact; visibility; open ...